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Microsoft is winding down a deal to rent AI cloud capacity from Oracle, report says

The rented servers reportedly ran older Nvidia chips. Neither company has confirmed the change.

Leaked on 06 November 2026

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Microsoft is ending a 2023 arrangement to rent AI computing capacity from Oracle by declining to renew it, ETDatacenters reported on November 6, relaying an earlier report. unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) shared the news on X.

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Microsoft, $MSFT, is winding down a deal to rent AI cloud capacity from Oracle, $ORCL, per Bloomberg. The reason: over time, the Oracle computing it was renting became less useful because it no longer fit Microsoft’s specifications. The hardware ran on older-generation Nvidia chips, according to people familiar.

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According to ETDatacenters, Microsoft has steadily switched off rented Oracle capacity in recent months because those machines used older generations of Nvidia chips that no longer meet its needs. The move is part of a review of more than $80 billion in external cloud commitments.

Microsoft and Oracle have not confirmed the details.

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